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Strangely enough, it becomes clear when you carefully read it all.

........................................................... Is. 9:6 All Christians, I believe, accept this son as being the Christ. Some will tell you that since the meaning of this symbolic name includes the words "Mighty God, Eternal Father," then Jesus is the Mighty God and the Eternal...

................................................................... I don't know why the WTS used capitals for "Lord" and "God" there. When I did my independent studies of trinity "proofs," I was attempting to decide between the trinity and the single-person God. I used mostly my own studies...

...................................................... Examining the Trinity: Fulness Examining the Trinity: 1 Tim. 3:16 God "manifest in the flesh" KJV

....................................... And how do most major Bibles (KJV, ESV, NASB, NRSV, NIV, etc.) translate John's anarthrous count nouns? How about these examples of an anarthrous predicate count noun which is found before the verb in John’s writing: H.....1. John 4:9 (a) - indefinite...

Rise and Raise In English we use “rise” and “raise” with two distinctly different meanings. “Rise” is what a person or thing does by itself to itself: “I rise every morning at dawn;” “the sun will rise soon.” “Raise,” on the other hand, is what a person does to some other object or...

Webers_Home (#239 above) wrote: FAQ: Why does the Watchtower Society translate the Word in John 1:1 as god in lower case instead of God in upper case? REPLY: The Watchtower Society's translation is based upon an imaginary grammatical technicality. The common Greek word for "god" is theós...

Still refusing to do basic study. Try reading the 1902 American Standard Version (translated long before the NWT): Genesis 28:13 American Standard Version 13 And, behold, Jehovah stood above it, and said, I am Jehovah, the God of Abraham thy father, and the God of Isaac: the land whereon thou...

BH wrote above: "You quoted the Watchtower and they have no credibility and trustworthiness by a long shot. Again you are ignoring post #114 that refutes your New World Translation. So even your other sources are suspect because you are biased to a false cult that repeatedly lies."...

.................................................. So all of the quoted sources in my last 2 posts are my leaders who "have brainwashed" me?? So I am a trinitarian after all?? I don't believe you read anything that might change an unbiased mind.

And the New Bible Dictionary, Tyndale House Publ., 1984, after telling us on p. 812 that God changed his previously ‘external’ relationship with mankind by revealing his PERSONAL NAME to his people and thereby established with them “the highly personal relationship to a God who has given his...

......................................... IMPORTANCE OF THE PERSONAL NAME OF GOD Since the scriptures Jesus quoted (even from the Septuagint of his era) often used God's personal name, would he, the perfect representative of God and truth, not read what was written in the sacred...

.......................................... I guess I misunderstood. The "mono" part of monogenes means 'only,' so the word is 'only-begotten.'

........................................ I replied [post 123] to your statement: "Nowhere else in scripture does it use the word begotten in the sense of creating." And this is your answer to that??

....................................................................... Examining the Trinity: "Begotten" and "Created" as Found in Scripture The Hebrew word yalad means "to bear, bring forth, beget"- Gesenius, #3205, but it can be used (as the equivalent English word also can) for "cause to...

............................................ Examining the Trinity: ONE - John 10:30

........................................ The scriptures are the original OT and NT Hebrew and Greek texts. The 17th century English translation (KJV) is an imperfect translation of relatively recent copies of copies (etc.) of the originals. The trinitarian KJV translators knew, for example...

ScottA, your post #102 did not answer my question. And you clearly did not read the last few paragraphs of my post #97 as you said you did. (Or you simply ignored it.) Just a little honest examination of "Hallelujah" shows it contains God's personal name (Jah/Jehovah). “Psalms 113-118...

From the source you used: Lexicon :: Strong's H3050 - yâ Part of Speech proper noun with reference to deity Root Word (Etymology) Contraction for יְהֹוָה (H3068), and meaning the same I'm afraid your idea of research is driven by your beliefs, not the facts. Completely ignoring my research...

.......................................................... Jesus never claimed to be God or even equal to God. You are dangerously mistaken.